sundays, you can dvr the show. all a way of continuing our coverage of media. what a packed week it has been. sometimes we have to get everything into just 60 minutes. see you here next week with the >> the white house said president trump is backing push to improve federal background system. >> we lost 17 lives and our community took 17 bullets for our life. the march for our life will be in every major city, students everywhere can beg for our lives. >> i said all along that i thought the obama administration should have done more but none of that is excuse for the president to sit on his hands. >> we how old stop pointing fingers and realize who the real enemy is. ♪

♪ >> not many lights on on president's day, many don't have work or school, we are happy that you are here on monday morning watching "fox & friends first". i'm todd piro in for heather childers and thousands gather to mourn the loss followed the deadly school shooting in florida this about the troubled past including investigation into mental state, yet another miss. rob schmitt with a plan.

>> we could learn howdies tushed the young man was that carried the horrible attack. we have learned that potentially students could be coming back to this high school, campus as early as next monday, they will not however be going to building 12 where the shooting happened and calls for that building to be destroyed, replaced by memorial. in the meantime classroom that is were in building 12 as we understand from mom that we have been talked to here, they could be replaced by trailers outside, they could replace the space needed because this is a packed campus, 3300 kids go to school here. this all coming together as another large vigil was held yesterday evening, sunday evening for the victims of this just terrible event and we spoke to -- and this happened as, of course, more funerals continued on sunday as more of the 17 victims that consider killed

were layed to rest. we spoke to 13-year-old for her 14-year-old friend, ninth grader jamie. >> i'm 13. she was only 14 and she didn't deserve that. none of the kids deserve it. rob: it's tough to hear that from such a young girl dealing with something like this and all of this as we get a better look at the disturbed young man who carried out this attack and another missed warning sign back in 2016 nikolas cruz posted video of himself cutting himself on snapchat also saying that he we wanted to buy a gun, dcf, department of children, family investigated him and there is a dcf hearing today and there will be a request to release the mental health records of nikolas cruz and that could give us better inside into exactly what

was going on in this young man's head to lead him down this path. a local newspaper sat down with the family that took cruz in after mom died back in november of last year, clear signs that he was depressed. he was lonely and wanted a girlfriend and had the wharsal gun but this was a gun family, they said you need to get a case and dad thought he had the only key and he did not. the prosecution as hinted towards looking forward the death penalty in the case, cruz and attorneys have said that they will plead guilty if penalty is off the table so we will see how that all comes together. >> just a horrific scene, that young girl talk about classmates, kids should not have to bury their classmates, rob schmitt, thank you. peter wang reportedly died while

holding doors open for others to escape. a petition posted on the white house website saying, quote, his selfless and heroic actions have led to survival of dozens in the area, wang died a hero and deserves to be treated as such and deserves a full honorees burial, 19,000 people have signed that petition. take a look at powerful photo showing bravery and resilience of student shot five students during florida shooting. visiting anthony borgess as he recovers from gunshot wounds from legs, using body as human child to protect students from spraying bullets and saving 20 lives in the process according to abc news, borgess in fair condition but with long road ahead of him with more surgeries. isis claiming responsibility from deadly attack in church in

russia, 22-year-old gunman armed with knife and open rifle opened fire on christian worshipers leaving service shun including 25 women. new report is revealing intelligence and strategic failures may have led to brutal ambush in niger that killed four american soldiers. they were prepare forking routine low-risk patrol but ended up searching a terrorist camp. stripped commanders in the field of authority to send troops on potentially high-risk patrols like this one. russia will keep meddling in our elections, that's the difference from indictment by robert mueller. now democrats are saying that

the obama administration could have done more to prevent it. griff, with the latest, we were hosting "fox & friends" this week and topic yesterday. >> that was a lot of money. according to indictment meddling began 2014, a point we point out a lot o. democrats like adam schiff admitting that the administration, obama administration deserves blame for their inaction. >> i thought that the obama administration should have done more but none of that an excuse for this president to sit on his hands. it's inexplicable that the president of the united states continues to sit on sanction that is congress passed, that congress once enforced with russia over the interference. >> while schif, if this doesn't vindicates trump's administration, the president took to twitter defending that he never said the investigation was a hoax saying i never said russia did not med until the

election, i said it may be russia or china or another country or korea but maybe 400-pound again use -- genius sitting in bed in front of computer. treasury secretary mnuchin told finance committee last wednesday that they are on the way. at the end of the day, congressman trey gowdy said that ultimately this isn't a partisan problem but american problem. >> they're going to do the same thing in 2020. next cycle it could be a republican but americans are the victims of what russia did not republicans, not democrats, all of us are victims. >> one more thing, todd, senators like bob casey are saying let's wait until midterm elections for mueller to release

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hour, florida teacher posed about gunfire viral, message that every parent should hear. >> there's not a word in the indictment that suggests collusion, there's a word that suggests noncollusion. >> so why hasn't the probe been closed? are democrats actually russia wreak -- wreak havoc in the u.s.? - [narrator] introducing a breakthrough

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that appears early on in the indictment. that was in connection with florida. it was not in connection with folks at trump tower. >> but our next guest says it's not that simple. joining to weigh in security analyst ryan, ryan, good to see you as always, why isn't it so simple in. >> well, because there's a whoa slew of accusations against trump accusing him of colluding with russia. on the one hand, trump can accurate i will say that the indictments indicate that his campaign was not involved with russia's social media campaign. in fact, russia was playing both sides protrump force, antitrump forces, well, that investigation and question still remains. this issue is not going away. >> ryan, i have to ask you, you heard rod rosenstein and ken

allude to it the fred that rosenstein use, there was no american knowingly, star referenced inputtingly, the conscious effort to do anything wrong and the fact that no american did anything, trump obviously is an american, how do you reconcile that? >> sure, when you look at the indictments and the language that's used, it's related to the crime that they are accusing the russians about, the social media campaign and identity fraud and that's just one element of the whole collusion debate that's going on. now, i suspect that trump was not colluding with the russians personally, i don't see how that makes any sense from the russian perspective but i'm worried that the political ramifications of this are going to help the russian objective and make -- really shield us from understanding the greater objective here which is that this is a very cunning ideological attack on america's

democracy by russia by pinning us against each other and russia understands if americans cannot productively discus disagreements our democracy cannot function properly and that damages freedom around the world. that's what strong men like putin need. >> that's a key point that was lost in some of the analysis that we have seen in other networks over the course of the weekend, trey gowdy referenced that and you heard ken star and you heard facebook ed executive, rob tweets that russia didn't want to interfere with the election, very excited to see the mueller indictment today, we shared russian with congress and mueller to help understand how russians abused our system, still key facts about the russian actions that are still not well understood. here is the most interesting line, russian meddling attempts to affect the 2018 election, i

have seen all the russian ads and i can say definitively that swaying the election was not the main goal and that really sort of underscores what you're saying, the goal is to ruin american democracy. >> exactly. we are failing to understand the ideological dimension of putin strategy that has been place for years and you can tell by propaganda that the russians have been putting out and we are failing to understand what the greatest weakness of putin is which is the threat from within. so how does he best handle the movement for freedom that he faces, well, if you discredit american democracy, you make democracy look like an illusion or something not desirable, then he can undermine his own opposition and that what strong men around the world want. from the perspective of strong men like putin, our hyperpartisanship is our greatest weakness and therefore greatest strength and it's important for americans to realize that.

>> we need people like yourself to come together and fight the bad guys but need to come together so it doesn't happen again. ryan, thank you, great to see you. >> thank you. >> now honoring coach eri, in -- erin in the best way. rob schmitt joins players on the field, a beautiful story that you don't want to "fox & friends" on a monday morning returns. ♪

>> 21 minutes after the hour now. secretary of state rex tillerson opening up about intensifying threats from north korea.

he say it is rogue nation threats make him nervous but they also strengthen our nation's resolve. >> that kind of a threat to the american people by a regime like this is not acceptable. >> what is the carrot that you're dangling for north korea to convince them to talk? >> we are not using a carrot to convince them to talk, we are using large sticks, this pressure campaign is having its bite on north korea. >> tillerson also talked about future in the trump administration saying reports of him being fired or resigning don't bother him, he says he's committed to the president and to serving his country. vice president mike pence standing firm against russian meddling in the 2011 election in an exclusive interview with ainsley earhart. >> as you know, our administration has been fully cooperating with the special counsel investigation and we will continue to. there's no question that russia sought to interfere, perhaps, with other countries in our

electoral process and absolutely essential that we take action against individuals who attempted to -- to interfere with our democracy. there's no suggestion that there was any impact on the outcome of the election. >> catch that full interview this morning on "fox & friends" starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. all right, elders antique, family-owned and operated business for over 30 years but now the owner says she might have to board up the shop due to backlash for flying a propolice flag. she's even been has ared with threatening messages posted on the shop's window. joining us now to tell her story is elder's antique's owner, why don't you set the stage, explain what happened. >> yesterday morning i got a call from my neighbor who had

seen something posted on the front window of my store. so when she called me she said she had already called the police and i'm about an hour away from the store, so when i got there there was a large notebook-type paper, i guess 2 by 3 that said that for supporting the police that -- if i didn't take the flag down i was going to go down. >> explain how you have supported the police. >> well, in st. louis we are kind of low on police, we are not getting the police -- we don't have enough police officers, so the ones that we do have on our beat, we try to support, we have two african-american ladies and they are just wonderful and we want to keep them.

>> sure, when you see a sign like that in your family-owned store, what's going through your mind? >> i'm scared. >> okay. >> it's frightening. you don't know what people are capable of doing. it's not funny at all. i don't know what to think, i just know i'm scared. i was sick all night, the night before, i just don't understand it. >> okay. so why do you think somebody would do something like this? why do you think is going through their mind to lead them to do something quite frankly so stupid? >> i think that maybe they believe that me flying the flag means something more than what it means to me. >> okay. do you have a message to those people who put that horrific sign there on your store? >> i would just have to say that you should give me -- give

people the benefit of the doubt. i wasn't flying that flag for no other reason except to support the police. that's the only reason. >> understood. >> there was nothing else. >> ms. elder, thank you very much for your time, this is a disturbing time for you and your business, we wish you the very best and thank you for taking the time to speak with us. >> thank you. >> 26 minutes after the hour, the calls for more gun control reaching point nationwide, the plan of the white house just announced. ♪ >> and fergie's rendition of the national anthem setting up a fire storm for all the wrong reasons. we break that on "fox & friends first" returns.

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>> the white house renewing calls for legislation to strengthen gun background checks in the wake of the florida school shooting. this as students call for nationwide protests demanding swift action. kelly wright joins us live with the very latest, kelly, good morning. kelly: todd, good morning as well, students are determined to stop this from ever happening again. appearing on fox news sunday students of douglas school at parkland expressed sadness for 17 lives lost and voiced determination to launch grassroots movement demand politicians to take action to stop the wave of gun violence in america. >> the march for our lives is going to be in every major city and we are organizing it so students everywhere can beg for our lives because at the end of

the day this isn't about the red and blue, gop and the democrat, this is about adults an kids. >> there's a case of simple please stop, please stop allowing us to be gunned down. >> we want to have conversations with president donald trump, senator marco rubio and governor rick scott about the fact that they are being supported fbi nra and we want to give them the opportunity to be on the right side of this. kelly: white house saying that president trump will host listening session with students and teachers on wednesday and then he will meet with state and local leaders on thursday to discuss school safety. senator marco rubio says it is time for congress to act. >> just because the laws could not have done anything to prevent it doesn't mean that we can't have a debate on the laws anyway and doesn't mean there's nothing we can do. kelly: president trump seeking out mental health as being part of the problem here but white house press secretary sarah sanders revealed the president

also supports a push to improve federal compliance with criminal background checks for gun buyers. todd. kelly: lee wright, thank you so much. writing in part, until we as country we want to get serious to talk about mental health issues, lack of discipline in the home, horrendous lack of parnl eat supports when students are trying to control horrible behavior at school, violent video games that take sensitive to compassion to taking other people's lives, we will have problem in schools, participants it's time to step up, stop being their friend. we want to know what you think, should parents pry into their children's life to keep them and quite frankly all of us safe? let us know on facebook, twitter or instagram or e-mail us at

friends first.com. john podesta getting grilled about failure in the midwest? >> how did they know to focus on purple states and your campaign didn't? >> of course, we spent a lot of time and energy and effort in all the states. >> hillary clinton herself did not spend much time in the states. >> we had tim cain was there and barack obama. >> the exchange in response of indictment of robert mueller to focus their efforts. this may sound familiar, netanyahu is adding pressure for new police into investigation into corruption allegations, israel's leader writing in statement, quote, the media witch hunt continues with all its might, the media put tremendous pressure to inflate another balloon, they have enough evidence to indict

netanyahu on political charges on two separate cases. u.s. olympic skater no longer joining nbc broadcast team, bronze medalist backing out, griffin who is openly gay made headlines accusing having mike pence agenda, sharing kind words on tweeter that griffin rejected. all right, fergie's jazzed up rendition of national anthem at nba all-star game falling flat of being, well, fergilicious. ♪ ♪ >> several players seeing laughing at her botched

rendition in staples center in la, players looked stone-faced throughout performance. comparing to infamous 1990 version tweeting in part, quote, i think mine was better low key. all right, quickly, got to give fergie credit for trying to hard for star spangled barn event if the results were not so good. 35 minutes after the top of the hour. >> how proud are you of these kids? >> oh, my lord. i can't even tell you how proud of the kids i am. it's hard -- >> beautiful story coming up. rob schmitt joins us on the grid iron to honor coach aaron fice.

more when "fox & friends" purposes -- returns.

>> it's been just days since tragedy struck their school and as the football team mourns the loss of their hero coach aaron fice seven of them hit the field to honor memory. rob schmitt spoke to the team about the football event and their coach's legacy, rob. rob: that's right, todd, their friend and assistant football coach aaron died inside the school on wednesday. he died a hero, it is a tremendous story and over the weekend these kids had choice to make about whether or not attend and they did so because that's what coach feis would have wanted. >> coach feis would have been here today. >> coach feis is everywhere we

were. >> not having him, it looks like from what i saw, you guys still played your hearts out on the field. >> i think these guys they knew that's what he would want. he would want them to come out and like you would say ball out and give everything you had and not only just for ourselves but to support douglas high school and our whole community, we are not going to quit. we are not going the lay down. we are going to stay strong and keep doing what we do. >> how proud of you of the kids? >> oh, my lord. i can't even tell you how proud of the kids i am. it's hard for them to come out here. >> everyone in this program is a family and came out here and not only made themselves proud but school proud. >> he was a great guy, cared about everyone and everything. i don't know. i'm honestly just speechless

from the shock. >> you expect him to go back but he's not going to be there. this is any outlet right here. >> we have strong men around us and we have to keep pushing each other out. >> you know, i had to cut my hair to support. i had to make and i came here and balled out. rob: how was it today? >> it was good, doing what we love and he loved it too so he would have wanted us to come out here. >> i feel like he's not really gone, he's more here with us in my heart. every time i get on the field he's in my heart. >> i walked out on the field and i was this kind of hurts because i don't see my big man standing because he was actually supposed to come to this. rob: if he could have told you whether or not to do this, you think he would have said get your butt on the field and go

play. >> if we talked about us not going, he would have been very, very unset. everybody loved him. he was probably one of the greatest men i have met and i will keep saying that until the day i die that he's one of the greatest men i died. prayers to the families. i have every single victim in our shoe. rob: that's feis. joaquín oliver, peter, elisa, jamie, we have all 17. rob: great kids this weekend. you saw the quarterback throwing the pass as dad was watching him play. he said, my son is about to go to more funerals here in the next few days than most people will attend in lifetime and he said it was great to see him out on the field and forget about it and be normal just for a couple of hours. back to you. >> such a true and sad statement and you saw the tribute on the

shoes and you wonder and hope if this up coming nfl season if that phrase ball out baseballs a motto as they pay tribute to lives lost. rob: we would love to see that especially with miami dolphins. >> amazing story and thank you matt for great story. time now 43 after the hour, president trump is having a president's day sale, yeah, i said that right. the make america great deals you can cash in on and one state looking to revamp unemployment benefits by cutting them in half. is this good motivation for job hunters or kicking them while they are down? we will debate that next. my name is jeff sheldon,

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>> fox news alert now, americans demanding facebook to pay the price for failing role in russian meddling. tracee carrasco here to explain. what's this all about, tracee? >> survey of a thousand people online, they say that facebook should pay for its role in u.s. election meddling. 28% say that facebook should pay a fine. facebook, 15% say they shouldn't pay a fine and 56% of the people say they don't know. meanwhile facebook says it'll start mailing out postcards through the u.s. mail later this year to people who want to buy an ad on facebook. so they're going to do this to verify their identities, verify that they are here in the u.s., this, of course, comes after they faced a lot of criticism over role in the 2016 election. >> first unwritten rule of law, law school, sue the people or find the people that have the money and facebook certainly has

the money. tracee: yes. >> speaking of money, you can earn money in pj's in a lot more companies. >> a lot of people are hiring people to work from home. this comes from flex jobs, they have a list of top 100 companies in 2018 hiring work from home jobs, the top companies, amazon, william sonoma, sales force, also aetna hiring, so a lot of these jobs have complete work from home options or some flexibility there where you do have to work in the office but a lot of the times at home which as you said you can do in your pj's. >> cool, cool. finally, i think this is a first, i didn't look it up the president, current president having a president's day sale. >> yes, he's having 30% off of merchanted -- merchandise but

that's going on today for president's day along with other sales. good shopping day. >> i don't know what to say. a smart move. we haven't seen this before. like a lot of things we are learning as we go along. tracee carrasco thank you so very much. >> thank you. >> brand-new bill in kentucky to cut unemployment benefits in half so will this motivate the jobless or just add insult to injury, here to debate run for america cofounder and progressive commentator david and republican strategists chris, thank you so much for being here and before i get your take on this, we are going to put up a full screen and break down how this all works, under the proposed kentucky unemployment benefit bill it would limit how long benefits last based on the state's unemployment rate, so to break this down as the rate goes down, meaning more people are able to find work the number of leaks

one could get unemployment benefits would similar i will go down and capped at total of 14 weeks. chris, i will bring you in first, what do you think about this? >> it can be an effect i have thing. one thing we want to make sure that those on welfare, of course that need -- we obviously as americans we want to support them but here is the thing, people continue to misconstrued the welfare process. we have to start looking at it's not how many people we can help to continuously stay, we can get off the welfare system. that's what's important. so what kentucky is doing is great and the rest of america should actually follow it. when you look at statistics and the numbers, look at kentucky, second-highest amount of people long-term on the welfare system itself. this is something that will provide people in my eyes more stimulation to look at job's

training, look at what -- >> chris, i want to bring in david here. david, you obviously disagree with this, why? >> well, look, the reality is when you look at a bill like it's only saving people a tinny, tinny bit of money. the average person on kentucky is on there for 19 weeks and cut down 14 weeks and adding insult to injury for people who can't pay car payments or nobody wants to be unemployment. the idea that people want to be unemployment is rather ridiculous and they go from making a salary for something that's low in unemployment. nobody wants to be doing this. >> david, isn't the thought that quite frankly 14 weeks, three months plus, right, if i'm doing the math correctly, that should be enough to find a job, do you agree with that? >> people in kentucky who are coal miners, it's 10% unemployment because jobs in industries that are not coming back. it's not easy for people to turn around and find other job in a

place where they live where all the industry has been decimated. >> how do you respond the 4.4% number may be nice but may not necessarily be applicable to certain areas? >> so something there's plenty of time to look at and make decisions on their life. the average of people staying on welfare in kentucky is roughly 19 weeks. i know it possibly can be challenging but there are opportunities. in addition to that, it also allows companies to keep more cash on hand, obviously save cost, reduce costs because you have people who are in the welfare system, they might be comfortable four weeks or five weeks before they start looking for a job. what this job is applies pressure to individuals who really get up and focus on making something happen and looking for income for themselves. >> david, in the 15 second we have remaining, final word to you. >> if people want to get serious about this, we -- states need to invest in workforce development and job training, this is not

the way of finding jobs by cutting unemployment benefits. >> this is a bill, we will see how far it goes in kentucky legislature. 52 minutes after the hour, candidate in maryland legislature sparking outrage by raffling ar-15 rifle days after the florida shooting. >> i'm a father of four, i'm a christian, i can't imagine what they're going through, but i do not believe that this is a gun issue. >> how he's defending the controversial move when "fox & friends first" returns. been jimmy's longest.

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>> welcome back, the republican running for a legislative seat in maryland gives away ar-17 at bingo fundraisers days after the florida shooting, candidate, sheriff's deputy and former marine said the sold-out event was planned months ago and winners have to pass background checks. >> my heart and prayers go out to the victims of the events down in florida. i'm a father of four, i'm a christian, i can't imagine what they are going through, but i do not believe that this is a gun issue. >> democratic opponent held a vigil for the shooting victims outside of fundraiser sharing stories over mega phone. small business owner is offering

a concealed carry class in the wake of florida shooting, utah exchange.com will be offering the class next month to teach teachers and students free of charge. two teachers and students free of charge. >> when you wear a firearm, you're saying to your neighbor that you love them enough to be willing to defend their life. >> so far nearly 30 people expressed interest in attending. a florida teachers call for parents to take more control in wake of last week's school shooting has gone viral so we asked you, should parents stop being their children's friend and pry into their lives to keep them safe, the overwhelmingly majority of you say, yes. three cheers to this teacher, stoney on twitter says it's not prying, it's called being involved, being a parent. cm writes, teachers and authorities should not be the first line of detecting problems with kids, that should come from

their home and bethy e-mailed, parents need to do their jobs and be parents, they need to be involved involved involved in kids' lives, stop pointing fingers. obviously a lot more to get to on that topic and a lot more on the situation in parkland, florida, of course, russia investigation, big hour coming up. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> we lost 17 lives and our community took 17 bullets to the heart. march for lives will be in every major city and we are organizing it so students everywhere can beg for our lives. >> as the gun control debate heats up in washington, prosecutors are now debating whether or not the admitted school shooter should face the death penalty and today e we could learn more shocking details about nicklaus' cruz's troubled past. >> president trump says the mueller team indictments for russian meddling prove that there's no collusion, even

democrats admit the obama administration should have done more but wait until you see how they are stiming this on another attack to white house. >> driver austin dillon with overtime win at daytona 500. "fox & friends first" ronts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a song for what was a somber weekend. obviously sad situation in florida but we are glad that you're here watching "fox & friends first" on the president's day, i'm todd piro in for rob